Kaczmarek Out With Migraines. Returns in Finale
TV Guide reports Jane Kaczmarek of Malcolm in the Middle has been absent since February 12 due to migraines. Publicist says health is not connected to contract talks. She will appear in the season finale in May using existing footage and editing.
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Bush niece Lauren balances college plans with modeling
New York style notes show Lauren Bush, 17, President Bush’s niece and Neil Bush’s daughter, awaiting college decisions while juggling high fashion photo shoots for Tommy Hilfiger. She says she avoids the party lifestyle and has seen the evils without firsthand experience.
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Bakula Leads Star Trek Prequel Enterprise
Scott Bakula stars as Capt. Jonathan Archer in the Star Trek prequel Enterprise airing on UPN. He praises the script and the cast while noting the show’s place in a franchise that began in 1966 and spun off The Next Generation Deep Space Nine and Voyager. The Enterprise unfolds in the 22nd century about a century before Captain Kirk’s era.
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Oscar nominee fights racism in New York
Halle Berry speaks with The New York Times about her mission to transcend race in acting. She cites racism she faced in Monster's Ball Swordfish and Bulworth and notes gatekeeping when a high profile love interest is involved. If victorious she could become the first black woman to win best actress Oscar.
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Fireside chat marks Roosevelt's first radio address
A history brief notes Roosevelt spoke to the nation on March 12, 1933, about the economic crisis as the first of his fireside chats. It also recalls key events including New Jersey's 1664 colonial status, Juliette Gordon Low's Girl Guides founding, Gandhi's 200 mile Salt March, and Pope Pius X's coronation ceremonies in 1939.
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Birthdays for Liza Minnelli and others today
Liza Minnelli turns 56 today, with Al Jarreau at 62 and James Taylor at 54. Steve Harris, popularly known as Jon Maiden, is 45, and Marlon Jackson of the Jackson Fivealso marks 45. Darryl Strawberry reaches 40, rounding out a slate of notable celebrants.
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Coming morrow salad as main course in food section
A note previews tomorrow’s Food section urging better nutrition and a spring reintroduction of salad as a main course. It hints at recipes that will entice readers to visit the produce aisle on their next grocery trip.
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Believer gets Showtime primetime airing after Sundance acclaim
The Believer directed by Henry Bean debuts on Showtime at 7 p.m. Sunday, following a Sundance top prize and a troubled distribution path. Ryan Gosling stars as Danny Balint, a Jewish youth torn between faith and pro Nazi beliefs, shaping a controversial portrait that critics praised yet distributors shunned.
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Letterman stays with CBS ending ABC bid
ABC offered a multimillion-dollar deal to lure David Letterman away from CBS but he announced at a taping back from vacation that he will remain with CBS. The Late Show host, 54, noted his nine years at CBS and a built franchise as reasons to stay, amid reports of roughly 31 million yearly offers from both networks.
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Irene Worth dies at 85 acclaimed Tony winner
Irene Worth, an elegant three time Tony winner celebrated for Tiny Alice Sweet Bird of Youth and Lost in Yonkers, died at 85 from a stroke. Her career spanned Broadway West End and major companies including Old Vic Royal Shakespeare Company and Stratford Festival.
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